Room service? Great.
I would like to order a cheese omelet and a cranberry juice.
Yeah, room 547. Great, thank you!
After a long day at work, all you want to do
is get to you hotel room, order room service and relax.
In less expensive hotels in the U.S.,
room service is not typically offered.
But you can order from outside restaurants
In fact, some of these hotels even have restaurant delivery brouchures
to offer the guest.
So, no matter where you stay,
there'll always be some food delivery options available.
Room service!
Come on in!
You can just put it on the bed over here.
Right here is good.
Oh, tip! Of course!
I keep forgetting!
Here you go!
Don't spend it all at once!
Thank you, have a wonderful day. You too.
Take care!
Ok, guys! Here's a few tips about room service.
So, normally they've got a menu with a few different options.
It might have an all-day option where you can order anything you want, anytime.
Or they might just have a breakfast, lunch and dinner option.
I ordered a nice little healthy snack for myself,
but before I dig in to this meal, here's another tip for you.
There will probably be an exclusive line at the hotel
if you want to order room service.
but in case you can't find the number,
remember that the front desk is your best friend.
Any kind of request you might have,
the front desk staff will certainly know how to help you.
And I'm not only talking about room service or food delivery,
if something in your room is not funcioning properly,
you can turn to the front desk as well.
Yes, there might be an exclusive line for maintenance,
but you don't have to learn all the line numbers.
And if they're not at hand just call the front desk
and they will take care of it for you.
Let's say the AC in your room is not working properly,
or you have a clogged toilet,
just call the front desk, report the problem,
and ask them to send someone to help you.
You can say
"Would it be possible for someone to come up and take a look at the AC?"
Or "Could you send someone over to take a look at the toilet?"